The funny video

Smiling really makes someone's mind at ease for a little while. It cheers one's heart and gives a temporary relief for trouble souls.

Avida San Lazaro Condominium for Rent

CONDO for Rent:

- Studio Type (23 sq. m.)
- Avida San Lazaro
- Semi-Furnished (AC, Ref etc.)
- Walking distance to SM San Lazaro
- Near School (UST, St. Jude, etc.)
- Near Vertex One (Convergys)
- With swimming pool and court.

- Metro Manila, Philippines

Pls send me a note here if interested: or
email me: yhan02ph@gmail.com

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10 Career Intentions for 2010

As I always do, I posts topic here on my blog about valuable tips that will make a positive impact in my life and to others. Here is a topic about boosting your confidence on finding job and setting a goal for this year 2010. It was written by Susan Whitcomb, a well known career advisor and the author of the best-selling "Magic Series" published by JIST, including Job Search Magic, Interview Magic, and Resume Magic, now in its 4th edition.

1. Be Intentional: That’s right. #1 on the list requires that you focus on being intentional. It all starts with awareness. What do you need to do to stay focused on your goals and not let the busyness and distractions of life take you off course? 2. Make Space for Career Management: Like exercise, it won’t happen unless you make space for it. Set aside time, at a minimum once a month, to evaluate where you are with your career plans and what adjustments you might need to make. 3. Find Out What Your Boss (or Boss To Be) Wants: It’s impossible to experience career success without intersecting your desires with what your employer needs. When is the last time you asked your boss “How can I help you be wildly successful?” 4. Share with Your Boss What You Want: Frame it in the context of company goals. For example, “Mr. Boss, I’m committed to helping XYZ Company continue on its course of success. Down the road, I see myself _____ [fill in the blank – for example, “contributing in a director role and coordinating new product launches that will allow us to be first-to-market in Web-based widget solutions.”] Then ask, “What would it take to make that happen?” 5. Leverage & Collaborate with Your Career Community: These days, it takes the cooperation and collaboration of teams to make real progress. Who are the key members of your career community—the people who can help you get where you want in your career? Who needs to be added to that community? How can you reach out to them, learn what they need, and deepen connections? 6. Know Your Value: Can you identify how you deliver a return-on-investment to your employer? If not, start thinking about how you can make them more money, save them money, solve important problems. This will allow you to become the “hunted” and not a “hunter” of new opportunities. 7. Know Your Values: Are you honoring your values in your current work? Do you know what your values are? Whether it be the ability to make a significant contribution, work with integrity, take risks, etc., knowing your values and living by them is the one thing you can always control during the day. 8. Don’t Give Away Your Power: If you’re in a difficult situation, don’t resign yourself to thinking, “I’m stuck. There are no options. This is the way it’s always going to be.” Instead, remember the saying “If it’s going to be, it’s up to me.” There are always options you can take action on, even if it’s only reframing your perspective. 9.FAIL Forward: A wise soul once said that FAIL stands for “From All I Learn.” Make 2010 a year of learning, even in those places of unmet expectations and disappointments. Ask yourself, “What do I want to learn in this situation that will benefit my career long-term?” Likewise, identify what new skills, competencies, or credentials you want to add to your toolbelt in 2010. 10. Be an S.O.S. Worker: S.O.S. stands for Serve Others Selflessly. I’m not advocating being a doormat or a candidate for abuse. I am advocating that you “find the need and fill it,” without an agenda or expectation of a payback. Trust that it will come to you. Those who persevere, prosper.

Long Vacation in Blogging

It's been (Let me count, more than two weeks) even before that I haven't posted any entry on my blog except just for the holiday greetings (lol!). Well, isn't too obvious that I'm lacking inspiration to post or maybe I'm bored about all of this. I tell you, for the past few weeks I've been lazy and been a couch potato. I have to admit I lack inspiration to post anything, that's why as you can see on my previous entries, it's all just copy topic from the internet. So now, I decided to at least create one to three entries per week just to make sure that my blog still up on the radar of Google. Hope to start the year with positive and happy energy.. COME YEAH!!!

15 simple ways to have a happier 2010

I saw this tips on yahoo, hence I decided to post it here on my blog to keep me reminded about this helpful tips.

1. Be your own BFF (best friend forever). Enjoy your own company. Embrace everything about you! Without a doubt, it's the most important step towards being a happy person. 2. Smile, giggle, snicker, or chuckle! Smiling releases serotonin in the brain, which instantaneously gives your mood a lift. 3. Dream big in every area of life. Set your life in motion and manifest your heart's desire. 4. Shut the doors and the windows tight! And then put on your favorite song and sing out loud. Let it rip! 5. Cook a healthy, delicious meal. Serve it up pretty and savor the flavor, one bite at a time. 6. Expect a miracle. Believe that something wonderful will happen for you today. The universe is waiting to shower happy blessings on you. 7. Meditate, pray and chant. Research shows that people who are spiritual tend to be happier and healthier than those who are not. 8. Pull up your best pair of warm socks. Wiggle your toes and enjoy a cozy kind of bliss. 9. Sleep baby sleep. Seven or eight hours each night should increase your energy and decrease your moodiness. 10. Count your blessings daily. Gratitude, the emotion of thankfulness, is one of the key ingredients for living a happy life. Make gratitude a habit and happiness will be yours. 11. Wake up early! Start the day off on a happy foot, with a happy thought. The morning hours are full of spiritual energy and prana (life force). 12. Let the sun shine in. 20 minutes of sunlight per day improves mood and wards of Seasonal Affection Disorder (SAD). 13. Take a hot bath. Feel the tension melt away as you sink into a pool of happiness. 14. Say "Good Job!" Give yourself permission to pat yourself on the back. Recognize your accomplishments and positive qualities. 15. Happiness is contagious! Surround yourself with happy, positive people who share your values, your goals and dreams.